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CHRIS KELLY staff Michelle Kantor, Rumson, a lifeguard at Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park in Long Branch, races out of the water during the rescue board relay portion of the Monmouth County Park System's annual lifeguard tournament held at the county park Aug. 3. More photos, page 3. More...
Golf course, marina, gyms, open spaces on county's wish list

The Monmouth County Park System is moving forward with its application for Fort Monmouth properties despite a firestorm of questions by state and local public officials over the cost of moving the fort to Aberdeen, Md. More...


Preservation group calls for museum and cultural center

Preservationists, including members of the Red Bank's west side community, have launched a letter-writing campaign to preserve the T. Thomas Fortune House as a cultural center and museum. The T. More...


New Jersey's U.S. senators, Democrats Robert Menendez and Frank Lautenberg, report that they are keenly aware of some of the wildly inaccurate cost estimates used in the BRAC process, since the closing of Fort Monmouth is now expected to cost almost twice its original $780 million price tag. More...


Developer will kick in $20M for Millennium Pier

Long Branch will get $20 million for the construction of a multimillion- dollar pier as part of an agreement with the developers of an expansive resort hotel zone along the Long Branch oceanfront. The cash payment will go toward the estimated $55 million Millennium Pier to be built ... More...


Have you ever dreamed of glorious spring and summer flowering bulbs, a garden awash in color and unique shapes? Now is the time to look at your bulb catalogs and devise a planting strategy, which offers the most varied show imaginable, with a minimal effort on your part. Order your bulbs by m... More...


The Festive Flutes will perform Aug. 16 at 7 p.m. at the Brick Public Library, and Aug. 26 at 2 p.m. at Kensington Court, Tinton Falls. The six-member group consists of Donna DeCotiis and Taylore Fowler, Belmar; Jessica Lecuyer, Toms River; Alexa Russo, Rumson; and Cara Vu, Colts ... More...
Oceanport needs your help. As you might have heard, there is a growing local interest in trying to keep Fort Monmouth here in Monmouth County and not have it moved to Aberdeen Md., as planned. More...
In the spring of 1965, I thought I might actually have to run away from home in the dead of night, hop a tramp steamer to Mongolia, and spend the remainder of my days building yurts, because I simply could not face the embarrassment of my life. More...
The Monmouth Museum is presenting the second installation in the New Jersey Emerging Artists Series in its Nilson Gallery. Paul Lenz of Colts Neck, the second artist in the series, will show his photographs in an exhibit titled "Reflections" opening Friday and running through Sept. 9. A... More...
Joan "Ja Ja" Herndon Mrs. Herndon of Little Silver died Aug. 2, 2007, at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she resided in the Monmouth County area for 35 years, and in Little Silver the past 27 years. She was a self-employed writer and artist and wrote several ... More...
Scores impressive win in 40th Haskell Invitational
OCEANPORT - One race does not a horse make. That was trainer Todd Pletcher's feeling toward Any Given Saturday following an eighth-place showing at the Kentucky Derby. More...